A.V.Lindenberger's Civil War Fine Art Gallery and Studio
333 Baltimore Street
Gettysburg, PA 17325
Phone 717 338 3463 
 


About 333 Baltimore Street

At the time of the Civil War, 333 Baltimore Street was the private residence of the Jacob Benner family.  The house has subsequently been remodeled, expanded both up and back, and had a new roofline added.  But at the time of the Gettysburg battle, the cellar, first and part of the second floors were standing.

Earlier in the war, Daniel, the son of Jacob Benner, had left the family home to join the 15th Illinois Volunteer Infantry. Coincidentally, Daniel was home in Gettysburg on sick leave when the town was overtaken by Confederate forces.  Fearing that his son would be taken prisoner if discovered by the enemy, Jacob concealed Daniel in the back of a grocery wagon and drove him out the Baltimore Pike to safety, leaving the rest of the family to take refuge in the cellar during the battle.

A brass plaque to the left of the entry door can be seen today denoting that this structure is a "Civil War Building"; a fact authenticated by historian William Frassanito.

 

Located in an authenticated Civil War Building at 333 Baltimore Street in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania,
A. V. Lindenberger's Civil War Fine Art Gallery and Studio
featuring a collection of fine art originals and limited edition prints:
 

  • Works by a national award-winning, critically acclaimed 25-year career artist, who is yet a relative newcomer to the field of Civil War art. This provides the opportunity for collecting at a reasonable price.  Get in on the ground floor!
     

  • A unique contribution to the genre of Civil War art, focusing on the human perspective.
     

  • Something for every budget, from the browser to the collector.
     

  • A variety of image types, including both military and social history themes.
     

  • An opportunity for the customer to be involved in the artistic process by:
     

    • Watching the artist at work

    • Submitting suggestions for future work

    • Having an ancestor (or, for reenactors, yourself!) featured in an upcoming print
       

  • Limited Edition prints in small edition quantities (no edition larger than 600) to enhance value.
     

  • Open Edition prints in two small sizes, for those with limited display space.
     

  • A variety of presentations are available to the customer:
     

    • Purchase just the print

    • Purchase the print matted to fit a standard, “off-the-rack” readymade frame

    • Purchase the print plus mat and frame, ready to hang – an excellent value!

 


 

Updated July 2, 2007